Music Man / StingRay II / Stingray II. This is a guitar, not a bass! Vintage models from the 70s are rare and valuable. Especially this sunburst color is rarely seen. I'm not sure of the exact year, but I think it's around 1977. There are a few scratches on the fretboard near the 1st fret and on the body, but it's in good condition for its age. I was captivated by its appearance and won it on an auction site about 20 years ago? However, as a bass player, I couldn't really use it, and it's been stored in its case without being played much. It has only been used indoors. The strings are old, so please replace them. The frets are low. They may have been low to begin with, but since I haven't played it much, they haven't changed since I got it. The neck is almost straight. There's a little crackling when turning the volume knob. It goes away when turned all the way. From the site: "Equipped with a powerful humbucker on a heavy ash body. The active circuit, phase, and bright switch provide a wide variety of sound variations. According to the catalog specifications, the StingRay II has a hardtail bridge, but this model is a special one that the distributor sold domestically with a "T.S. Vibrato" because there were many requests for tremolo-equipped models like the Strat at the time. Smooth arming and rich sustain are obtained." It said. I don't know much about it, so I would appreciate it if you could check the images. Comes with a hard case and a leather strap. Please understand that this is an old product, and no claims or returns are accepted after purchase. #musicman #stingray #electricguitar #vintageguitar